§ 1263.530.Temporary Interference With Or Interruption of Business

This short section is a boundary marker. The goodwill article deals with a lasting loss of goodwill tied to a taking -- it is not meant to reach, and does not limit, a different kind of claim: inverse condemnation for temporary interference with, or interruption of, a business.

That distinction matters because the two claims run on different tracks. A goodwill claim under § 1263.510 arises out of a formal eminent domain proceeding and measures a lasting loss tied to a specific taking. A temporary-interference claim can arise even without a formal taking -- construction next door, road closures, or similar disruption -- and this section makes clear that nothing in the goodwill article stands in its way.